From childhood we have been conditioned to ignore acts of brutality. When a child gets bullied physically, other kids stand around and watch. When an adult hears about extreme unfairness or acts of brutality in the world, we are just glad it is not us. Typically, we ignore and separate ourselves from the event. We generally only hear about treason against humanitarian ideals when there is a covert economic or political interest. Generally, people will express more outrage about their food being slightly cooked improperly or a WiFi outage compared to genocide happening in another country. Also, People who express outrage by the extreme unfairness of the world have a stereotype of being uncomfortable to be around with. They are labeled as tree hugger, social activists, boring. \nThe sheer magnitude of apathy present in every adult\'s life is insane, but we all deny. Denying has become a practical part of our existence. So we are all asleep in a violent sleep of reason.
From childhood we have been conditioned to ignore acts of brutality. When a child gets bullied physically, other kids stand around and watch. When an adult hears about extreme unfairness or acts of brutality in the world, we are just glad it is not us. Typically, we ignore and separate ourselves from the event. We generally only hear about treason against humanitarian ideals when there is a covert economic or political interest. Generally, people will express more outrage about their food being slightly cooked improperly or a WiFi outage compared to genocide happening in another country. Also, People who express outrage by the extreme unfairness of the world have a stereotype of being uncomfortable to be around with. They are labeled as tree hugger, social activists, boring. \nThe sheer magnitude of apathy present in every adult\'s life is insane, but we all deny. Denying has become a practical part of our existence. So we are all asleep in a violent sleep of reason.